6000 Grit King Water Stone Mora planed surfaces on structural timbers—the

planed surfaces on structural timbers—the flat face rides against the wood while the bevel does the cutting

Aggressive tooth pattern cuts faster than size suggests

This length is particularly advantageous when felling larger trees or when extra reach is needed for limbing

protecting against mallet blows while ensuring comfort during hand use

6000 Grit King Water Stone Mora planed surfaces on structural timbers—theThe 6000 Grit Deluxe Finish Stone is fired from 6000 grit abrasive mixed with a clay binder and no plastic binders additives. It is a water stone and should be kept wet during use and allowed to dry between uses. As you sharpen, a slurry is formed by the mixture of clay, water and steel. This slurry is an integral part of the sharpening process. Although you can certainly move to a finer grit stone from this one, this 6000 grit stone is excellent for